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ukd1
9mo ago
Gitea. Gitlab (ish?).
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ukd1
9mo ago
Is that true? There is obviously some creative work in connector design - optimizing for looks, robustness to damage, dirt, easy of use, reliability technically, etc.
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9mo ago
Unfortunately this actually is believable. SMH.
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9 Mothers (YC X26) Is Hiring
(app.dover.com)
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
We love them both...
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10mo ago
Some customers (e.g. DoD, gov) basically exclusively use it, so you'd have to if you ever interacted with them. This is a win.
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11mo ago
I get consistently ~1.3-1.6gbps on fast.com with similar setup (10g fiber, UDM Pro, E7, etc). I think where I live there are very few / zero folks on 6ghz...so, win.
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ukd1
11mo ago
Hitting a pet / animal should be treated the same as hitting a child? No.
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11mo ago
dedicated
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11mo ago
It's different as a) they did offer it for free and b) have to maintain it for the closed version. However, this is also a classic move, so shouldn't be unexpected behavior these days...
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11mo ago
My last co runs hundreds of servers with Hetzner for a semi-stateless workload. With AWS, the pricing let alone the performance wouldn't be viable. At some point we also used Heroku for the application (more recently EKS); the combo dr
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11mo ago
Another is to reset the clock on the auction each change
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1y ago
"You" are, by not sharing your location with countless random startups. But, seemingly that's not working.
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1y ago
I think I'm fine with the whole getting better due to something helped it / co find with it. I'm not happy if it's directly 1:1 or attributed to me - chatham house rule for this would be great.
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Magenta: Infinite Crate – Live Generative Music VST
(magenta.withgoogle.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
meh. ads for ai content is really the answer - e.g "OpenAI ads" content creator puts a tag on their page / set their domain - when the crawler sees it, display an ad pass on $ as usual.
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1y ago
9 Mothers Defense | Embedded Robotics Eng. & Computer Vision / ML Data Scientist | Hybrid (Austin TX) | Full-time Building AI-driven turrets that stop hostile drones. We need sharp, hands-on engineers: Embedded Robotics: Python on
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1y ago
I have few old thinkpads X220, X230, etc - outside of raw power, the two things that really suck are the speakers (they're truly trash), and the standard screen's performance with anything but trivial light around it. Still, it&#x
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2y ago
Could be, though also maybe optimization?
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2y ago
Pairing on something close to whatever real work they'd be doing, but familiar to the applicant is my favorite way to evaluate someone (e.g. choose a side project, pre agree adding a feature). I don't care if someone uses modern t
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2y ago
Ditto - I've been a paying user since June 22. I've basically used Google a handful of times since, and been disappointed each time. Well worth it.
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2y ago
Showing OpenSCAD without showing any code, or even really talking about the code is a real shame - there are some cool ideas in here, but none are shown (e.g. "I even made an algorithm to calculate the screw positions evenly").
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2y ago
Yay RC. I was in a remote batch. Was great. Zig was also apparently partly developed whilst Andrew Kelley was there. Fun place.
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2y ago
This isn't the timeline. She decided to get divorced midway through this scam, and used the proceeds to help Brad.
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2y ago
The MoD of India is larger, fyi.
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2y ago
lol, everything starts somewhere - use some imagination.
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2y ago
Yes; but more like the apple App Store - they take a cut, and (to some/varying extent) try to ensure some level of legitimacy / quality.
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2y ago
Oh it's a solution, it's just worse than kernel-level - as it's much easier to bypass.
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2y ago
100% - after I left my last startup I was in that frame; I did recurse.com and it really helped rekindle that spirit.
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2y ago
Having implemented it twice (for fun/learning, though) I think you're right - yet it's also the easiest, imho. The paper, and resources around implementing it (posts, other implementations) are great. Also, the authors still
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